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I sit swinging between two oak trees
worried that time will not tell me its secrets a trickle of sweat stings my eye for once it is not a tear where shall I venture from this place of longing? high on a mountain top where tomorrow is more visible ~ down to the deepest verdant valley where the sweetness of yesterday envelops me ~ do I indulge my senses in a languid afternoon nap hoping for a few sweet breezes to cool my searching desire ~ will I spend my evening in the torpor of the dark velvet comfort of the theatre where fictional characters ponder my questions before they leave the depths of my emotions showing me possible counsel for my erring soul indecision accompanies me still as I remain swaying in the sagging wind my worries sizzle and evaporate briefly with a few drops of sudden rain washing away tears and sweat but not sharing any calmness for now the path is less dusty and my footprints leave the traces of my uncertain wisdom and all that is visible is the hesitation of time refusing to invoke the keys to its knowledge the wisdom of hesitation 3 january, 2007 [2007.3.1...a]
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